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check the 5v and 12v at the back of your harddisk, I don't think it's a bad connection. Switched power suppy (elco's) is the problem. I don't know the pin-out of the 4p mini din.

I think your extern (5V and 12V) power supply isn't good anymore, one of the voltages are to low, when connected to your DVR. Correct me, if I am wrong

It's normal

look here for spare parts : http://www.velleman.be/nl/en/product/search/?id=dvr4mqaee

I've got an old AVC770 from a friend, but he lost his power supply. Could someone tell me the pin-out from the 4 pins (SVHS) connector at the rear?? Is it 5V and 12V ??? Thanks Robert, Netherlands

Thanks, I will have a look

You can't use this VGA "look a like" connector. It's a special output connector, the guys from AVTECH use it.

picture of the fan...

I have an AVC760 DVR, and allso a remote control from an AVC761. My question: is it possible to make/connect an infra red reciever to the main-board?? When I look on the mainboard, they allready made a place for the infra red connector (3.5mm Jack). Is it the same board as the 761?? Anybody allready tested this, or am I the first one who thinks this?? I wonder if the rest of the SMD components are placed on the board allready. This week, I want to try it with (for example) an TSOP-1730 IR reciever. Hope it will work !! I let you know !!! Sorry for my excellent english

Like subject, I am thinking to buy this type of DVR, but I can't find any users from this DVR.. It would be nice if I can find more info. and answers about software, firmware-upgrade, and quality... Regards; Robert

look here: my first home-video on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MlOiwKbx9A http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scdKUvtNLNo Hope it works... More reviews from the Netherlands about this DVR follows, if you want.

just bought the DVR. Excellent quality, when you see the picture, you don't want AVC760/761 anymore !! It's a real MPEG4 with very good D1 recording, and the playback quality and remote view software is much better. The VCR runs on embedded Linux, I now have a beautiful user menu on my 32 inch LCD in our living-room, while the DVR is in another room. I use an IR extender from Marmitek. It has 3 USB connectors, you can connect mouse, extern HDD storage, and keyboard. Thanks for replay's

It's not a PCI card, It's a stand alone DVR, like the AVC760... see allso : www.magicradar.com

Read subject, I 'm using VideoServer E right now, but my question is: Can I use other software (shareware?) to remote view my DVR??

I am reading CIF, D1, MPEG4, MJPEG, but what is the difference?? Is D1 the same as Frame 720*480?? Explain please

the 760 is being discounted?? I thought the 760 and the 761 are new models... Quality looks fine to me, I use the 760 now, but I want allso the IR remote

Not possible a lot of components is missing on the mainboard, like resistors and SMD I.C.'s.

I am using an AVC 760 with dutch menu language (downloaded from the site) Can I use this upgrade file allso in my AVC761 ?? Regards, Robert, Netherlands.

Test with a TSOP1730, didn't work... Next test is a TSOP1738. Can anybody post a picture from the AVC761 mainboard. I think on the 760 board, there are some SMD components missing. I want to see the AVC761 board speacialy the place with the 3.5 mm IR jack connector at the back. Robert, Netherlands